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Pennsylvania’s Data‑Center Deal: A Close‑Call Between Growth and Protection

July 24, 2026

Pennsylvania’s governor has spent months shaping a set of rules meant to keep data‑center builders answerable, but the process has been anything but neutral. Inside the state office, senior aides worked hand‑in‑hand with Amazon and a coalition of tech giants to draft the guidelines, then shared earl

politics

Cambridge Debates Re‑Turning on Gun‑Detection Tech

July 24, 2026

The city is weighing whether to reactivate a gun‑fire detection system that was shut down last May over privacy worries. A recent fatal shooting of a city worker has reignited the debate, with some officials saying the system could have helped save his life. The device, called ShotSpotter, listen

politics

Joe Manchin Launches New Independent Campaign

July 24, 2026

Manchin, now 78, is stepping back into politics after a break. He has started the Independent Leadership Council to help people run as independents across America. The council’s goal is not to form a new party. Instead it wants candidates who can vote with Democrats or Republicans when it m

crime

A Knife Fight Turns Fatal: What Happened in Madison

July 24, 2026

The city of Madison was shocked after a homeless man named Corey Durell Ruiz, 38, was shot by police on a downtown street. A video taken by witnesses showed the moment he died and it was shared online, sparking outrage. The police said Ruiz tried to stab an officer with a knife while they were tryin

education

Connecticut Boosts Paraeducator Numbers with Free Training

July 24, 2026

Connecticut is tackling a serious shortage of paraeducators, the support staff who help teachers and students every day. The state currently has 909 vacant paraeducator jobs, most of them in special‑education classrooms. To fill these gaps, Gov. Ned Lamont and the Department of Education have

politics

Youth Protest in India Secures Some Government Concessions

July 24, 2026

In a wave of demonstrations that swept across India, thousands of students and young workers marched in cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, and Jaipur. Their main grievance was a faulty medical school entrance test that ruined the futures of many aspirants, coupled with

education

Bridges Program Expands to Help Young Learners

July 24, 2026

Pittsburgh schools are adding a new support program for kids in kindergarten through second grade. The program, called Bridges, will start this fall at Weil PreK‑5 in the Hill District. It offers full‑time emotional support and special education services. The district’s board approved the move unan

education

St. Louis School Group Looks Back to Move Forward

July 24, 2026

A team in St. Louis has decided to study old school plans before changing anything new. They want to see what worked and what didn’t in the past. This helps avoid repeating mistakes that hurt students before. The group met with former teachers and parents. They asked questions about past p

health

Treating Brain‑Related Weight Gain: New Paths and Old Tricks

July 24, 2026

A growing group of patients struggle with a special kind of obesity that starts in the brain’s control center, the hypothalamus. When this area is damaged—by injury, disease or surgery—the body’s hunger signals go haywire. The result is a stubborn weight gain that can be hard to reverse. Research

health

Maximizing Health: A Balanced View

July 24, 2026

The buzz around “maxxing”—boosting sleep, diet or fertility to the extreme—has spread through social media. It started in gaming where players tweak character stats, then moved to online fitness circles and even fringe groups. Now many influencers push ideas like drinking cherry juice for better s